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CPS Energy faces a potential $81 million loss if it does not impose a rate increase for customers.

Three top CPS Energy attorneys are leaving the utility, officials say

by Brendan Gibbons June 3, 2021June 3, 2021

Brenda Chapman, middle, and neighbor Scott Gruendler, right, describe the possibility of SAWS waste water pipelines being routed through their nearly 200 acres of combined aquifer recharge zoned land.

San Antonio utility changes course on plan to route sewage line over protected land

by Brendan Gibbons June 2, 2021June 2, 2021

Registration opens for Tour de France-affiliated cycling event set for 2022

by Brendan Gibbons June 1, 2021June 1, 2021

City Council (D2) hopeful, Jalen McKee-Rodriguez installs yard sign in a supporter's front lawn. McKee-Rodriguez canvassed on a rainy Saturday speaking with residents in District 2.

‘Getting everywhere I can be’: How City Council candidates are working to turn out runoff voters

by Brendan Gibbons May 23, 2021May 22, 2021

Texas winter storm revealed inequities in local power grids. Here’s how that’s playing out

by Brendan Gibbons May 16, 2021May 19, 2021

Property belonging to Scott Gruendler could be in jeopardy if SAWS follows through on a plan to route wastewater through aquifer conservation land in north Bexar County.

Taxpayers paid $1.5M to protect land over the aquifer. Will San Antonio pipe sewage across it?

by Brendan Gibbons May 13, 2021May 12, 2021

An international cycling event is coming to San Antonio next April. The three-day event will include family-friendly rides and professional races.

San Antonio lands international cycling event affiliated with Tour de France

by Brendan Gibbons May 7, 2021May 7, 2021

The Alamo Exhibit Hall & Collections Building will house the entire Phil Collins Collection which took the famous musician decades to amass.

New collections building on Alamo grounds to house artifacts donated by Phil Collins

by Brendan Gibbons May 5, 2021May 5, 2021

The Guadalupe River flows high and muddy in April 2021 following recent rains on the river upstream of Comfort.

The Trailist: Guadalupe River from Center Point is a low-traffic and varied stretch of river

by Brendan Gibbons May 2, 2021November 12, 2021

Five City Council races go to runoffs: Treviño, Andrews-Sullivan, and Courage feel heat from challengers

by Brendan Gibbons May 1, 2021May 2, 2021